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RE: Nice paper: Don’t trust the mitochondrial spare capacity!?!
I feel as though I'm peeking over your shoulder in the laboratory, when I read this, especially when I get to see "Chapper's platelets in a seahorse." Interesting, following your thought process as you weigh pros and cons of this 'argument'.
When you need a lot of things to stay alive, why should this be good?
Hope you keep us up-to-date as your work evolves. I'm learning a lot about mitochondria :)
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No wonder why mitochondria are defined as 'power plants'. They even have their very own tag on Steemit! 😃 All of a sudden I became more interested in them 😆
I will put some more Infos on the blockchain within a few weeks! I think it's important to share this knowledge.
Thanks for your interest!
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Chapper
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For sure!! Please do :D
Thanks @agmoore,
I do my best. And as long I haven't understood how mitochondria really work prevent:
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Chapper
😄 That sounds apocalyptic!
What I need to know is, can we undo the past? At this point in my life, I think my mitochondria are beyond redemption.😁
Laughter! Reading this list, my first thought is: traveling back in time where no consumption goods, civil illnesses and bad food existed. Probably I would have to go back to hunter gatherer nomads. Where substitutes for the above list would be:
As much as avoidance of the listed things I agree with, for the most part its hardly possible.
LOL: "everything that is bad". I must agree though I said it otherwise.
At least you can try to avoid some of the worst things such as Smoking, junk-food and stress. Then proceed with other things such as Sports or mind-set. At the end you will be surprised how easy it actually is.
I will make a Video and more Posts concerning these aspects within the next weeks and months.
To live healthy is much easier than living unhealthy!
Chapper
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I was kidding about my answer. In fact, I am a great supporter of all the things you have enumerated to avoid. But the list seems pretty unfulfillable the first time I read it, so I made a joke.
👍got it! Making jokes is probably also good for your mitochondrial health 😉
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:-)